The ANZSOG Case Study Program

 

About the Case Program

The Case Program has been developed to enhance and extend the teaching options for ANZSOG courses. It offers high-quality, topical case studies for public sector management development, with a focus on current events and issues in:

• Australia
• New Zealand
• Member countries of the Commonwealth of Nations
• Pacific and South East Asian countries with links to the above.

Excellence in teaching and learning is central to ANZSOG's mission, and a key feature is the use of case teaching and other interactive approaches. Case teaching is seen as the ideal complement for more traditional teaching. Teaching a case study involves all participants in class discussion, challenging them to reflect on judgements and opinions, and enabling them to experience the dilemmas that a real manager is likely to face.

This website offers both public and password-protected access to the ANZSOG Case Program library of case studies and related teaching materials. Become a member to have full access to these.

Download a Case Program brochure

Case Program people

The ANZSOG Case Program is overseen by an Editorial Board, which reports to the Dean. It has two co-directors, both members of the Editorial Board, one of whom is based in Melbourne and the other in Wellington.

Program units have been established in Wellington and Melbourne, each with one or two case writers, who will develop some cases themselves and assist academics with theirs. The Editorial Board includes representatives of partner universities, ANZSOG staff, ANZSOG Fellows, and the New Zealand State Services Commission.

Co-directors
Professor John Alford, Professor of Public Sector Management, Melbourne Business School
Dr Richard Norman, Senior Lecturer, Victoria Management School, Victoria University of Wellington

Program Unit: Melbourne
Marinella Padula (Research Fellow, ANZSOG)

Program Unit: Wellington
Janet Tyson (Case Writer/Editor) Victoria Management School, Victoria University of Wellington.

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